Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-09-09

bpSlON. sept. :, 1851.
BUTTE There /, no improvement TO note
IN the butter ma ket. New York ard Yer
moht danny 10 : are kept pretty wei cleaned
up at =! t. 2S cent for eX ru aud Is to u
{, Tor cd to choice. In Il jobb.ng way
IN" hutst creamery rule at Is t. = cents. ana
plenty good SCI vlceable tutter ga &c o.
taiucd at - c MS We quote Western extra
fresh made en- amerS, 2itg25 do extra nIsts,
22yu1 &c; % firsts 2ON2lc ; do fancy imitation
creamery, l9A2uc dc seconds lCli Sc q
fac, ory. choice, fresh l60l1cts. 90 lair to pood
! On l5c; New York fresh maize crcameIy,cNtr,
: az bc' DO eX IA lrsts, 23G2ic Nern m cXtrI
creamery. 25Gl!dc do cX ra ii et-, 230 .lc;
o. GARY good to choc ., va? e; select. n.
%:423c; I3r to- good, lSDl"c; eastern cream.
butter As 70 qua lty. The abov- quoJutiun,
are receivers prices Tor strl lily wholesale
los !, bringp prices one or two cts higher.
'H EhNt-Northern choice lll9c; Ohio
chOice 1Cl2Dllc; Northern sage, i(ll3c; Job
bling price, nc higher.
tGGS-EdsL fresh, 20 cents; do hrsts. lisa
lS>ac; choice Canada, l6Dl61ac good to choic
western, Tic.
POULTRY AID GAME-Turkeys. western
ed chg kens lS4*2; Western fresh He'd chicf
ms, l5lDldc Northern FIRE sh killed fowls, l5G'
i6c Yves ern fresh kille fowls. l36Llic live
| fowls Ia &c live chickens, l0Glllc.
| ed pea, 81 ~ a 81 30 q bush choice New ior,
lane haHd- picked pea s2aJ; small Yer
9 lc@12 70 choice yellow ewes 10 "a 90.
PUhh-Pork b been quit ana unchanged
SIS 50; clear and back. SIS 50 a is 60 p bb,
| The uumber OF hogs ptcked AT the Yves dur
| ing tins week was $4,000. Beet is IN moo crat.
demand ut ! 5UMS for mess and extra and \.
as % Tor pate an fanny. Lard 1l4uT4
u d. Hams, 120'2Iec Il ID, as to quality aud
| SIZE.
GRAIN-Corn is steady in price and in n %
crate demand. Sa cS OF stelmer We low have
been t 55l9ltj7c, and steamer mixed at 5ia j5e
PEI bushel. Data are quiet, and prices rue in
| favor uf buyers Sales Of choice clipped at
| 4C@ i04 ; No. white ana barley at 3Slt6S9c;
| No2 WA te at 3i@3Sc; No white NJ G6H.}jllc;
'nn NIX, o at 35o3dc per hushoi. Hran has
advance Il, wth sa'"s OF .prlns al SlSjofl1q Gl
and winter at SiHj0. mid3iugs 40 SlS sta -:
cotton seed mcai at S2i 5000 on SPIT, and
s23 5%l . - toasrivc.
n SEEDs SIT. IT, oily, Nar;h, g COCO per
30 ID sack, 20 - 10: jersey, = lU(l2 -: golden
mlllet, 100 %; INLET, lCGgl -; hungarian,
hAY-Choice prime hay, isGls 50; fair to
good. l5@l7; poor TO ordinary hay. l2@l4.
POTATOtS-Jerseys, 50@2 81 per Dbl; ma
p yss' b III SS Ss ger 60 Ind PGrSqds ss g
gag % per Dbl; New Hamshlre rose. 6i@10c
per bush; New York Hebrons, 65GD7Oc per
bush.
HOPS Choice 1856 Eastern and New York.
lid loo per / common to medium, 100 l3c;
good to choice 1855, 5GI'.
WOOL-The demand has been m oderate and
prices are easier on nearly all grades. Ohio
and Penns' lvania heect are being offered at
Slice or y 330 Beige for NN; and 33Gt34c for
xxx and picked lock. Michigan fleece have
been quiet. with sales in the range of 2SGl3Oc
h II, and New York State wool brought the
former figure. No. | washed tleeces have
been quiet at 35L36c. COmbug ana deaine
feoces are fairly steady, and sales of No. |
com bling AT 37Gl3sc, and fine delaine at 33lt45c
including Michigan and Ohio. Territory and
other unwashed woods have been quiet with
sales of fine at 175I9lc. and medium at 22Gf Sc
= 10. Pulled woods are in moderate demand
at previous prices. Foreign woods quiet